It was about 30 days ago when I bought this big-sized pepper from the market, attracted by its shiny look and alcoholic aroma. When I brought it home and searched about it, I came to know that it is known as Sweet Italian Pepper (I may be wrong here, but I found sweet Italian papper to be the best match for its size, shape and look).
From the information I gathered about them, I found out that they take about a week to germinate, so I sowed 3 seeds of this in a small cup and kept it near the window in the kitchen where there is only a few hours of partial sunlight in the morning. But even after 12 days, none of the 3 seeds planted in this cup germinated, which is a bit sad, but I did not think of reusing this cup and continued to take care of other plants and seeds. After that, on the morning of the fifteenth day, I saw this little angel peeking out of the soil. 🌱
Seeds germinate and grow in their own time, but as long as they are under the soil, we cannot see their growth and think that maybe due to some reason they did not grow, but once they come out of the soil, their rate of growth becomes clearly visible.
But this was just one of the 3 seeds that were sown. 2 more seeds were yet to germinate (if everything goes well, as it is not necessary to have 100% germination every time). So I waited and after 2 days, this one more sprout came out of the soil.
And then some 3 days ago I saw this third seed peeking out of the soil and with this, I got 100% germination once again. These are the moments of inner happiness when you praise yourself and thank the universe. 🍀
And now these three tiny sprouts are growing beautifully together.
Although I have learnt this lesson earlier as well, this time I got the revision that just like investing, patience plays a big role in gardening too. Every time there doesn't need to be 100 per cent germination at a fixed time but if you have done everything correctly then with patience you will definitely get the fruits of your hard work. 😊
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